if so, to which class type must it be narrowd? java.lang.Object ?
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Jens Stutte
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Does anyone know what problems could occur if you used the old method?
What symptoms would we see if we were using the old method, but it
wasn&#
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Does anyone know what problems could occur if you used the old method?
What symptoms would we see if we were using the old method, but it
wasn't working?
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These are not exclusive, they are both required:
Context context = new InitialContext();
MyHome mh = (MyHome)javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(
context.lookup("HomeName"), MyHome.class);
It used to be permissible to just do
MyHome th = (MyHome)context.lookup("HomeName");
but the adven
